- Can I use it on fine or color-treated hair?
- Both settings run at 400°F, so there is no lower heat. Fine or chemically treated hair is better served by an iron with adjustable temperature down to around 250–300°F.
- How does it compare with adjustable-heat flat irons?
- It matches them on plate width and top heat but offers no temperature control. If you need lower heat or a range of settings, an adjustable iron is the better fit.
- What size plates does it have?
- It has 2-inch ceramic plates, wider than the common 1-inch size. That suits long, thick hair but is harder to use near the roots and on short styles.
- Does it shut off automatically?
- Yes, it has automatic shut-off, which helps if you forget to unplug it. It still needs to be unplugged after use.
- Is it good for thick or coarse hair?
- Yes. The high heat and wide plates let you straighten thick hair in fewer passes, which is where owners say it works best.
- What is in the box?
- The flat iron itself. It runs on AC mains power, so no charger or battery is included.
- Where is the Revlon Smooth & Straight Ceramic Flat Iron cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $13.96, as of our latest check.